2.5 billion euros to be shared out in new Champions League

UEFA announce major financial boost

UEFA have announced a major financial boost for the Champions League, with €2.5 billion to be shared out among the participating clubs from 2024-25 onwards.

How will the money be distributed?

The money will be distributed based on a number of factors, including the club's performance in the competition, their coefficient ranking, and their market pool share.

The top-performing clubs will receive the largest share of the money, with the winners of the competition set to receive €100 million.

What does this mean for the clubs?

This financial boost will be a major boost for the clubs involved, and it is likely to lead to an increase in spending on players and wages.

It could also lead to a more competitive competition, as the clubs will be able to attract and retain better players.

What does this mean for the fans?

This financial boost is likely to lead to more exciting and competitive matches in the Champions League.

Fans will be able to see the best players in the world competing against each other, and they will be able to enjoy more high-quality matches.